Act First Then Talk Negotiating U S Tells Hanoi
North Viet Nam reportedly favors Thant proposal for talks to end the war but the United States demands indications that Hanoi will halt arms and reinforcements to South Viet Nam. Thant submitted proposals to five powers for preliminary talks before a Geneva style conference. Rusk said no talks until North Viet Nam shows readiness to stop aggression and outlined US aims, including a forthcoming summary of evidence holding Hanoi responsible for terror and guerrilla actions.
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Thant
France
Britain
Soviet Union
Rusk
U.S
Red China
Warsaw
John Moors Cabot
Wang Kuochuan
Winter Storm Sweeps Eastern Regions With High Winds
Violent winter storms batter the eastern third of the nation after a Midwest blizzard. Gale winds to 60 mph, heavy snow and sleet spread from New England to central Florida. At least 30 deaths blamed on shoveling, exposure, and accidents as travel slows and towns face heavy damage.
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Florida
Midwest
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Minnesota
North Dakota
North Central
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Kentucky
Storms Leave Ohio Roads Perilous With Snow And Deaths
High winds and blowing snow paralysed Ohio. at least three people killed as blizzard conditions hit Cleveland and northwest areas. The Weather Bureau warned of heavy drifting while Ohio Highway Patrol urged extreme caution. Snow totals varied from a few inches in Middletown to 75 inches near Toledo. many schools statewide closed.
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Weather Bureau
Ohio Highway Patrol
Cleveland
Middletown
Toledo
Toledo University
Cincinnati
Queen City
Black Muslim Convention Opens Under Tight Security
CHICAGO AP The first test of mass security follows Elijah Muhammad from his mansion to the opening of a Muslims national convention at the Coliseum. A 45 man detail will guard the event with inside observers among the 5 000 attendees. The Fruit of Islam bodyguards have conducted searches of participants and journalists as threats of a bomb were received. The session honors W D Fard, founder in Detroit, who vanished in 1933.
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Malcolm X
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Malcolm
W. D. Fard
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Fard
Elijah Poole
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Butler
Brown
Bronx
New York
Harlem
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Comes Merce
Homicide charge linked to Malcolm X killing
Police arrested Norman 3X Butler 26 of the Bronx and charged him with murder in the Malcolm X slaying. Butler, described as a Black Muslim muscleman, joined Talmadge Hayer in the case as authorities alleged a conspiracy with multiple gunmen at the Washington Heights rally. The scene sparked postcrime tension as Elijah Muhammad denied organizational ties.
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New York
Malcolm X
Norman 3X Butler
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Malcolm
Washington Heights
Manhattan
Talmadge Hayer
Paterson
N.J
Haver
Joseph L. Coyle
Hayer
Benjamin Brown
Brown
Minimum wage push spurs AFL-CIO White House visit
AFL-CIO President George Meany will lead a labor delegation to the White House to seek President Johnson’s support for a $2 hourly minimum wage. The group, including Walter Reuther, David Dubinsky, and Jacob Potofsky, will also push for a 35 hour work week. Wirtz left the door open but did not commit.
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David Dubinsky
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Jacob Potofsky
Amalgamated Clothing Workes Union
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Afl-Cio
Selma man dies after night of racial violence
In Selma Alabama Jimmy Lee Jackson a 26 year old Black man was shot in the stomach during a night of racial violence at Marion and died in a Selma hospital after emergency surgery. Newington New Hampshire A B47 jet bomber and a KC135 jet tanker collided over the Atlantic at Pease Air Force Base with unknown survivors.
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Phuoc Tuy
Bien Hoa
Selma, Ala
Jimmy Lee Jackson
Marion
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Selma
Newington
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Atlantic
Pease Air Force Base
Kettering Man Takes Own Life
A 27 year old Kettering man identified as Jerry Williams fatally shot himself at the Marion Bowling Lanes office in Huber Heights as a Wayne Township officer neared to investigate a safe burglary. Investigators from the Montgomery County sheriff's office and coroner's office continue inquiry.
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Dayton, Ohio
Montgomery County Sheriff's Office
Kettering
Marion Bowling Lanes
Huber Heights
Wayne Township
Jerry Williams
Aerialist Mary Lou Lawrence Returns After 1963 Fall
Mary Lou Lawrence a Crown Point Indiana aerialist resumes her career two years after a fall at the Dane County Arena that left her with a skull fracture a broken rib and a broken collar bone. She receives a standing ovation in Madison Wisconsin and says she feels no pain or fear.
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Wis
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Crown Point
Ind
Miss Lawrence
Dane County Arena
Louis Lawrence
Bobby Beckette
Hobart
Chicago
Larry Ruhi
Mary Lou
Ruhl
Hunt White Suspect Sought Near King Threat Case
Los Angeles police heightened security around civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr while pursuing a white racist suspect possibly armed with explosives. Investigators found boxes of dynamite and ammonium nitrate in Keith D. Gilbert's apartment, a gun dealer under remand for attempted murder of a Black man. Two men were questioned in the burglary probe.
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Los Angeles
Martin Luther King Jr
Fascal
Uley Foum
Keith D. Gilbert
Gilbert
Treasure hunt in Salado sparks comic quest for buried riches
In Salado Texas a community treasure hunt unfolds as participants dig into limestone cliffs chasing a local legend of buried gold. No treasure has been found though claims of a cave discovery persist amid a playful, operatic search vibe.
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Salado, Tex
Texas
Dynamite Theft Linked to Threat Against Dr. King
Police report explosives taken from a powder company magazine early Thursday morning. An anonymous caller warned the dynamite would be used to kill Dr. King several hours after the theft.
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Powder Company
Dr. King
Names in a Song Suit Seek 12 Million from Disney
Gloria Parker and Barney Young file a federal suit claiming they authored the alternative spelling of the song ending in dhorus and had an implicit agreement with Walt Disney for payment if used. They name Julie Andrews Disney and the Sherman brothers as defendants after hearing the Mary Poppins version.
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Gloria Parker
Barney Young
Walt Disney
Disney
Julie Andrews
Richard M
Robert B. Sherman
Miss Andrews
the Shermans
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